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what book are you currently reading? |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Titus groan |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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None of your business |
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Brothers by Yu Hua. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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The Secret History by Donna Tartt |
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The Count of Monte Cristo |
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>>21913393 |
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Same, nice. |
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Also reading a biography of Napoleon. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Lost illusions by Balzac |
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The last letters of Ortis of Foscolo |
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Poems by Browning |
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All in their original languages of course |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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the turner diari- |
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i mean, Till We Have Faces |
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it's crazy how quickly you can read a book when you actually enjoy it |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Fear And Trembling, taking a break from my other tomes to try and run through this book in one evening (I can hope). Kierkegaard’s prose annoys me though but I get the point so far. |
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after a recommendation from someone, 400 pages in |
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to be fair it has a nicely flowing structure, decent exploration into some issues of modern society |
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but pretty uninteresting prose and style, boring at most parts, feels like a lengthy fictionalized lecture from someone on instances of oppression/injustice that could be reduced to a page-long list of 'x is bad, y is bad, z is bad' and so on |
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4/10 idk why shit like this gets prizes. uninspired and patronizing. |
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>>21913470 |
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>idk why shit like this gets prizes |
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do you REALLY dk? |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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I don't really read books bro |
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Anna Karenina |
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I'm a fourth of the way finished. I'm assuming it gets better given its status as a world classic, but so far it's been a really slow story. |
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>>21913336 |
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Overweight woman based on hand |
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Don Q, really enjoyable read |
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>>21913580 |
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>reading Don't Quixote in English instead of Spanish |
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Nigger tier shit, as evidenced by your paw |
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>>21913565 |
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:( |
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>>21913586 |
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Spanish is nigger tier language so my paw and I are living it up in the kings English |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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My own story I wrote |
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>>21913173 |
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Based |
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>>21913591 |
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English is a white man's language, you should be doing clicks in Africa monkey boy |
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>>21913611 |
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You are mistaking a shadow on my hand for melanin anon |
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>>21913616 |
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Do not gaslight me negro, I can see a darkie from a mile away. You know what? I'm calling the buck breaker, I just realizrd a negro learned to read so we got an uppity one. |
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>>21913580 |
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>>21913616 |
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NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER |
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>>21913642 |
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>>21913632 |
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Behold my nigger foot |
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>>21913660 |
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Post your turner diaries and we'll accept that you're white |
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>>21913660 |
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Holy edgy |
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>>21913660 |
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Who did you steal that white man's foot from you dirty nigger? |
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>>21913665 |
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As you wish |
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>>21913515 |
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I feel the same way and I’m on page 130 |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Cephalopology by Zulu Alitspa, it’s a really well done multi perspective sci fi novella. |
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>>21913673 |
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Fine fuck you |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Master and Margarita |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Nothing. I just finished The Great Gatsby and I'm unsure what I want to read next. |
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>>21913689 |
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Any of the books posted itt next to a foot are worth reading |
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>>21913689 |
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Based, no other book itt comes to that one. |
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>>21913692 |
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Lots of good things out there |
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>>21913660 |
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>>21913673 |
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>>21913708 |
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Cringe |
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>>21913715 |
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This is a chud safe space, take your shaming tactics elsewhere |
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>>21913673 |
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You aight white boy. |
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sartre nausea |
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Dubliners |
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Book of the New Sun |
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Memories, Dreams, Reflections |
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The Bands of Mourning |
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>>21913708 |
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>There are racist babies among us posting on this very board. |
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>>21913715 |
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>>21913726 |
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This racist chud has already procreated and me, a plus size gentleman gamer of color is still a virgin. Fuck this gay earth. |
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>>21913725 |
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Oh noes i been called a racist |
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>>21913731 |
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Get fit, get White, and get racist and you’ll get there anon |
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>>21913724 |
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I’m halfway through Dubliners, I read one story each night before bed. Pretty comfy, how do you find it? |
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>>21913749 |
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I too have been reading a story a day. I'm enjoying it more than I thought I would for stories about everyday stuff. I just finished Counterparts, I liked that one a lot. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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The Bible |
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Macbeth |
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Tender is the Night |
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>>21913660 |
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Cringe books but another based footposter. I haven't struck in a while |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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I'm about halfway through this. Don't really like it, but I don't like to give up on books either. |
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>>21913880 |
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how'd you get tricked into reading this? |
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>>21913887 |
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I got it at a thrift store. I wanted to understand why this was so popular in the 70s. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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King Lear |
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I'm rereading Murata's short stories, A first-rate material, Life ceremony and A clean marriage are amazing. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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>>21915850 |
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Based |
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>>21913327 |
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Tell me about Yu Hua, why does he repeat what happened 7 pages ago all the time? |
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--- 21915889 |
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I just read this in a couple hours. |
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Pretty good desu but the one character speaks a little too white even though he has a college degree. |
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Made me wish I had learned a trade rather than becoming a cubicle drone with a marginally relevant degree. |
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One of the stage directions was “the dog looks up when Ben enters the room”. |
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Is this cracka serious? |
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>>21915876 |
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Brothers is the book he wrote to copy Mo Yan. Neither used an editor. |
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>>21915945 |
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I've read 4 Mo Yan novels and none of them do that. |
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>>21915889 |
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This is lowkey one of his best works. A closet play with weird structure and form. |
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I'm halfway through this. |
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I don't mean to sound condescending but most of what I've read is what I already know. But when I think about it, no one really taught me any of the emotional first aid stuff. Neither my parents ,siblings or my friends. Yet I know it somehow. |
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>>21913352 |
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What are you 16? |
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>>21913589 |
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Dirty bitch. |
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>>21916016 |
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No, I just never read it, and I was curious. |
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>>21915889 |
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>Made me wish I had learned a trade rather than becoming a cubicle drone with a marginally relevant degree. |
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Hauling stones around in a Louisville Kentucky summer would make you long for your air conditioned cubicle |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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The Shadow over Innsmouth |
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Money by Sullitzer |
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The 120 days of Sodom |
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>>21913708 |
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Are you buying your shoes at Carter's? |
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--- 21916487 |
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Reminder to boycott the gypsy carpetbagger and all his PR shills who are employed to manufacture his reputation. Chris via "asshole" is a plant. He has taken money from deep vellum to shill cartarshitcu on his channel to his gullible audience of 21 years olds. They even got his review published in a semi-decent magazine, something he was unable to do himself for 10 years. The fraud is so obvious and bad taste. |
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>>21916487 |
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what book are you currently reading? |
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>>21916487 |
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What on God's Green Earth are you talking about? |
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>>21916487 |
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what |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Requiem for a Nun |
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>>21915876 |
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Idk. Brothers is the only book I read from him. And if he did repeat what happensed 7 pages ago, I don't remember it and it wasn't an issue to me. |
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>>21913470 |
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you read 400 pages of this shit? |
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this is not a book in the actual sense, it is a victory parade celebrating the renovation of britain to a 'country of immigrants', dancing over the corpse of old english identity. or idk maybe thats the only way I can see it being british |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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I don’t read |
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>>21915850 |
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same. its so fucking funny |
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>>21916494 |
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Gerald Murnane. |
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just started this bad boy |
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Just one chapter in |
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People are already dying of some sort of plague |
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>>21913689 |
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Have you considered reading something good this time? |
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Finally giving it a shot because everyone keeps raving about it. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Mason & Dixon, I'm getting filtered as hell... |
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>>21918054 |
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i want to throttle every one of you fucks that reads these oversized meaningless american novels |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Hunger by Knut Hamsun |
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about to start part 2 of Don Quixote |
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I have no mouth, and I must screem. Going to start The buried giant next. |
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>>21913352 |
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Based |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Moby Dick. It's completely lived up to the hype so far for me. |
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Plato's Timaeus |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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The Stranger. The French sure are indifferent about their dead moms. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Introduction to Metaphysics: From Parmenides to Levinas |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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War as an inner experience by Ernst Junger and Metaphysics of war by Julius bad boy Evola. |
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Romances viejos españoles |
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The Second Invasion from Mars |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Gateway by Frederick Pohl |
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The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury |
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This is good. I really wish it had more lurid details though. |
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I started a short 100 page book about Homer, which I'll probably finish today. |
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I have so many books to choose from as next and I've narrowed them down to: |
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>History - Herodotus |
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>Journey to the End of the Night |
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>Stoner (a shortie, maybe I could read that in a day or two to get the meme over with) |
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>Blood Meridian (another meme book that I feel I'm missing out if I haven't read) |
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>>21919010 |
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Keep up the Greeks, my friend. I really enjoyed Herodotus, especially when he gave his thoughts on Homer. He was convinced that Helen was never at Troy and was instead in Egypt, which has some mythical evidence. |
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Just started reading this. An anon here put me onto it. |
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>ywn have an iron hand made to smite peasants with |
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why even live |
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>>21919028 |
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Wait I've watched a couple youtube vids on this guy. He wrote an autobiography about himself? |
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>>21919038 |
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Yes. |
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First thing I've read in French in a while (I'm intermediate). Only got through the first part so far but its good even though I don't understand everything. Haven't really gotten to the main narrative yet but the descriptions of Syrian temples and rites are pretty vivid, I can picture a lot of it as a darker version of Fellini Satyricon. |
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>>21919043 |
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Holy shit nice. I'm surprised a guy like that could even read desu. |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Started reading Bartleby at work |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Pic rel and Conquest by Hugh Thomas |
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>>21913164 (OP) |
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Just finished one hundred years of solitude, starting The metamorphosis by Kafka |
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Graham Oppy - Arguing about Gods |
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>>21919314 |
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I always find it weird when editors put anything other than Ecce Homo at the end of their compilations on Nietzsche |
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